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3.04 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S39318 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.01 Width: 7.43 Height: 4.41 |
Weight: | 3.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $5,775 |
From the moment light passes through its step cut planes, this beautiful transparent 3.04 carat emerald cut pinkish purple sapphire announces itself as a stone with history and quiet authority, a gem that would not have been out of place in a royal collection centuries ago. Cut in the elegant emerald style, and measuring 9.01 by 7.43 by 4.41 millimeters, its geometry recalls classical proportions favored by antique jewelers who prized clarity of line and an enduring silhouette. The color sits in a rare place between soft rose and noble violet, an intense color intensity that evokes twilight on the horizon and lends itself to timeless designs that age with dignity. Eye clean when evaluated at eye level, with an excellent polish and no enhancement, this untreated sapphire from Madagascar is the kind of naturally occurring treasure that connects modern ownership to geological time, to the pressure and patient transformation of mineral into jewel, and to a lineage of collectors who value provenance and purity.
For collectors and discerning buyers thinking in terms of generational wealth and lasting value, this pinkish purple sapphire offers compelling investment potential. Natural, untreated sapphires of this hue and clarity are uncommon in the marketplace, and the lack of enhancement materially enhances its scarcity and desirability. Madagascar has emerged in recent decades as a source of fine colored stones, and gems with documented origin and transparent treatment history are increasingly sought after by institutions and private collectors alike. A well proportioned emerald cut accentuates the stone's color and clarity, making its appearance remarkably consistent across different settings and lighting conditions, an attribute that supports stable valuation over time. As supply of untreated material tightens and demand from buyers seeking unique and responsibly sourced gemstones grows, quality examples of rarer colors are positioned to appreciate. When provenance is paired with the trusted representation of The Natural Sapphire Company, ownership carries an added layer of assurance that supports long term confidence in the stone as an investment quality purchase.
Beyond immediate market considerations, this sapphire is an heirloom in the making, a piece meant to be set, worn, admired, and eventually passed down. The emerald cut invites classic settings that emphasize the stone itself, such as a simple bezel, a refined four prong mounting, or a vintage inspired halo that preserves the gem's architectural presence. Proper setting and professional care will protect the integrity of the stone, and maintaining documentation of origin, treatment history, and purchase through The Natural Sapphire Company will preserve provenance that enhances future resale and appraisal value. For those who measure value not only in market performance but in the emotional continuity of objects that bind generations, this Madagascar sapphire offers a rare combination of aesthetic refinement, natural authenticity, and economic promise. Investing in such a gemstone today means acquiring a tangible piece of natural history, a classic design element that will carry both beauty and potential appreciation into the future, backed by the expertise and stewardship of The Natural Sapphire Company.































